11/62A Wheeler Road, Hamilton Hill WA 6163
11/62A Wheeler Road, Hamilton Hill WA 6163
North-facing first-floor 2017 build | boutique 18-lot complex | secure gated entry with storeroom | separate second toilet | modern low-maintenance apartment
This apartment is competitively positioned as one of the newer, lower-density options in Hamilton Hill. The 2017 build, north-facing balcony, and first-floor layout give it a light, private feel that older unit stock in the suburb rarely offers. The secure intercom, gated access, undercover parking, and lockable storeroom make it practical for buyers who want safety and convenience without land upkeep. High ceilings and open-plan living add a contemporary edge. The property suits first-home buyers, downsizers, and investors seeking a well-presented unit close to Fremantle and coastal amenity, with reasonable strata fees and a modest complex of only 18 residences.
Value may be shaped by the high turnover of similar stock in the area and the contrast with larger, land-rich properties on the same street, which tend to sell at premium levels. The compact 2-bed, 1-bath format might limit appeal for families, while strata costs and shared complex responsibilities could be weighed against the convenience. Its modern condition and north-facing orientation may support stronger interest from owner-occupiers and renters, but exact price outcomes depend on how buyers compare it against newer infill units elsewhere in the suburb.
>> Comparable Sales: 43A Wheeler Road duplex sold $895,000; 34A Wheeler Road semi-detached sold $575,000 in 2020 | Property Price Band: $550,000–$650,000 | Value Drivers: modern layout, north-facing balcony, low-density strata living
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 11/62A Wheeler Road, Hamilton Hill WA 6163
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Value Risk
✓
Liquidity Risk
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2
Planning Risk
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2
Income Risk
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1
Execution Risk
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2
Market Insight
Hamilton Hill, 5km from Fremantle and 23km south of the Perth CBD, is a value-driven market within the City of Cockburn. Demand comes from young professionals, families, downsizers, and investors, drawn by coastal access, walkable amenities, and relative affordability. House price medians span $860,000 to $960,115 depending on source, with annual growth between 6.9% and 12.04%. Units are outperforming: median prices range from $574,619 to $687,500, with annual growth of 18.1% to 25% and gross yields up to 5.2%. House stock is moving quickly-median days on market as low as eight to ten-signalling constrained supply. Rental demand remains firm, with houses averaging $700–$723 weekly and units $550–$613. Future growth will likely be supported by sustained infrastructure and lifestyle demand, though affordability constraints may temper further upside.
PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
1
Parking
1
Land
102m²
Research & Review
Prepared by Steve Dalton, Senior Analyst
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Reviewed by Matt Proctor, Principal Analyst